Prince of Asturias Distinguished Visiting Professorship

Teaching

The Prince of Asturias Distinguished Visiting Professors have contributed greatly to the breadth of courses offered at the Center. Over fifty graduate and undergraduate students from all departments across Georgetown have benefited from this program over the past years.

Current courses:

• "Nationalism in the 21st Century from a Comparative Perspective" (INAF 530)
• "Organizations and Society in the Globalization Era" (INAF 534)
• "Politics and Regionalism in Spain from a European Comparative Perspective" (INAF 545)

Courses taught previously:

Spring 2005:

"Contemporary Spain: Liberal to Democratic" (INAF 399)

"Government & Politics in the New Southern Europe" (INAF 496)

Fall 2004:

"From Crisis to Democracy-Contemporary Spain" (INAF 391)

"Southern Europe in Contemporary Perspective" (INAF 541)

Spring 2004

"European Economic History" (INAF 440)

"Spain/Latin America in Global Economy: An Historical Perspective" (INAF 521)

Fall 2003

"Globalization & Growth in History" (INAF 401)

"A New Economic History of Modern Spain" (INAF 587)

Spring 2003:

"The Basque Question in Spain" (GOVT 422)

"Decentralization" (GOVT 425)

"Introduction to Spanish Politics" (GOVT 465)

"Issues in Contemporary Spanish Politics" (GOVT 501)

Fall 2002:

"Violence & Terrorism in Democratic Society" (GOVT 348)

"Transitional Institutions and Constitutional Democracy in Spain" (GOVT 360)

Spring 2002:

"Contemporary Spain" (HIST 249)

"Ethnic Nationalism" (HIST 746)

Fall 2001:

"Revolution and Independence in the Spanish World" (HIST 248)

"Nation & State in the Spanish World: Constitutional Origins" (HIST 648)

Spring 2001:

"Spain: Society and Politics" (GOVT 363)

"Seminar on European Social Thought and Action" (GOVT 497)

Spring 2000:

"Social Change and Political Structures in Spain" (GOVT 363)

"Topics in European Political Sociology" (GOVT 497)